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Holderness · Boar · 1955–1993

Holderness Boar FV1611 Mk 1

4.3-litre petrol six · Armoured personnel carrier

64Top speed km/h
89.5Power kW
280Torque Nm
4,763Mass kg
19W per kg
26.40–60 km/h s (est.)
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In the game

AutocannonDirect-hit rounds that slow a rival hard
Smoke launchersSmoke salvos that slow rivals caught in them
ArmourProtection against bullets and shells
Cargo protectionCargo protection

History

The Mk 1 weighed 10,500 lb and the Mk 2, rearmoured, 14,300 lb.

The Boar was a 1950s design that found its war twenty years later. It went to the Royal Ulster Constabulary in late 1958 and became the most recognisable British vehicle of the Northern Ireland troubles after the Mk 2 rearmouring of the 1970s added protection and heavy bull bars for breaching barricades. British service ran into the early 1990s.

Details

Marque
Holderness
Line
Boar
Era
1955–1993
Built
About 1,700
Drive
4×4 · 4 wheels
Wheelbase
110 in (2,794 mm)
Engine
4.3-litre petrol six
Status
out of service by the early 1990s
Categories
UK